Post by Logan on Mar 6, 2017 19:24:37 GMT -6
A gun threat against Lawrence High School posted on the social media outlet Snapchat was deemed unfounded by 4th Precinct police officers who investigated after being informed of the posting by Lawrence schools Superintendent Gary Schall on Friday.
“I learned of the threat at 5 a.m. and immediately called the Fourth Precinct,” Schall said. “For the record their responsiveness was incredible.”
Schall said half-dozen police officers met him at Lawrence High in Cedarhurst. After an investigation, the school district sent out an email to all employees and a robocall to parents informing them of what occurred.
“Afterwards we felt comfortable to proceed with a normal school day,” Schall said, adding that more than likely due to the threat, about half of the high school’s students did not attend school Friday. Police were at the school for student arrival and remained on the scene through the morning.
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“I learned of the threat at 5 a.m. and immediately called the Fourth Precinct,” Schall said. “For the record their responsiveness was incredible.”
Schall said half-dozen police officers met him at Lawrence High in Cedarhurst. After an investigation, the school district sent out an email to all employees and a robocall to parents informing them of what occurred.
“Afterwards we felt comfortable to proceed with a normal school day,” Schall said, adding that more than likely due to the threat, about half of the high school’s students did not attend school Friday. Police were at the school for student arrival and remained on the scene through the morning.
Read more: liherald.com/stories/Lawrence-High-School-gun-threat-posted-on-social-media,88909